Peter H. Rogers

Through Thick and Thin Peter H. Rogers

Almost daily the media talks of global terrorism. A chilling detail in this news reporting is Iraq. To all Americans, the very real possibility that we will again attack Iraq seems intimate, and fear grabs at the heart of us all . . . But what if Iraq attacks us first?What if Iraq attacks us first in a well thought out plan against our homeland, all taking place from within our own homeland directed at our major cities! This story is about an infiltration of Iraqi soldiers into the depths of a bitterly cold Rocky Mountain winter. Winter trained and under the leadership of a cunning Siberian Colonel, these Iraqi stealthily enter Idaho from Canada. A small mountain town, chosen because of limited access in and out, is taken over by marshal law. Iraqi missiles are rapidly prepared for launch at our West Coast, while the town's residents are held hostage preventing any air attack to stop the inevitable . . . A company of winter trained U. S. Marines seems our only hope. The Corps literally goes Through Thick and Thin as they relentlessly pursue this ruthless Siberian in his glory, . . . and in his element.